Apple’s stock slid sharply on Tuesday after the company reported strong iPhone sales but remained coy about the performance of its new smartwatch.

While not releasing specific figures for the Apple Watch, Apple reported total results for several products, including the watch, that suggest sales were lower than many Wall Street analysts expected. The company also issued a revenue forecast for the current quarter that suggested sales could fall below analysts’ estimates.

Apple’s latest financial report shows the iPhone is still the key engine of the company’s success. The tech giant said it sold more than 47.5 million iPhones during the three months ending in June, or 35 percent more than a year ago.

For the latest quarter, Apple said revenue from all sources grew 33 percent from last year to $49.6 billion in the April-June quarter. Net income rose about 38 percent to $10.7 billion.

As Amazon and Google work to place their smart speakers at the center of the internet-connected home, both technology giants are expanding the amount of data they gather about customers who use their voice software to control other gadgets.

WASHINGTON -- Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., is asking the chief executives of Apple and Google to immediately stop offering a Saudi e-government app that allows men in Saudi Arabia to track and control the movement of women.